Ronan O’Mahony out to maintain Munster momentum against Edinburgh

Every rugby coach tells the same story — they want at least two players competing for every position on the pitch.

There are those cynics who claim wing three-quarter is one place where Munster will never have a surfeit of players vying for recognition but that is hardly the case nowadays.

When all the contenders were fully fit over the first four months of the season, Rassie Erasmus usually came down in favour of Darren Sweetnam and Keith Earls on the biggest days with Andrew Conway and Ronan O’Mahony among those snapping at their heels.